Open-Source Android Mirroring App Scrcpy 2.0 Adds Audio Support
You can finally record your Android devices in real-time with audio forwarded to your computer with the new upgrade to scrcpy.
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Vanilla OS 2.0 Embraces Debian Sid, Moving Away from Ubuntu
Vanilla OS 2.0 may have interesting things for us after its switch to Debian.
Nitrux 2.7 Debuts a New ISO for Maui Shell and KDE Plasma 5.27 LTS Upgrade
Nitrux 2.7 is an impressive upgrade with a new ISO offering to try its Maui shell.
LibreELEC 11.0 Released With Kodi 20 and NVIDIA Graphics Support
LibreELEC 11 releases with NVIDIA GPU support and Kodi 20.0 (Nexus).
Conjure Helps You Easily Transform Your Images on Linux
Conjure is a new GUI tool with many handy functions to tweak your images quickly.
End of the Road for GIF Recorder 'Peek' and Stock Tracker 'Markets' Linux Apps
Two valuable apps being discontinued is not what you wanted to hear today. But there's hope with a fork and alternatives!
Proton Drive Mobile Apps Are Now Open Source
Proton open-sources its new mobile applications for Proton Drive on Android and iOS.
Godot 4.0 Release Might Persuade Developers to Switch Away From Unreal, Unity, and Other Game Engines
Godot 4.0 is an excellent upgrade to make more game developers consider it an alternative worth trying.
KDE Plasma Gearing Up for its Next Release With Qt6-only Master Branch
The master branch for Plasma is switching to Qt 6. It is time to wait for KDE Plasma 6!
Pop!_OS is Working on a New Text Editor, Taking Cues from Vim and VS Code
System76 shares details on its upcoming text editor. Here's what you can expect.
7 Fedora 38 Features That Makes The Upgrade Exciting
Let us take a look at the feature changes arriving with Fedora 38.
Slack Open Sources 'Hakana' to Help Developers With Hack Language
Slack open sources its internal tool Hakana to help other developers and companies using Hack language.
SSDFS is a New Linux Filesystem for NVMe ZNS SSDs
A new filesystem for NVMe ZNS SSDs. Sounds interesting!
A 140MB Mini Ubuntu ISO is in Works
A new "mini iso" is in the works that could debut along with Ubuntu 23.04 release.
7 Cool GNOME 44 Features To Watch Out For
GNOME 44 is here. Learn more about the features arriving with GNOME 44 release.
Fedora May Finally Drop Delta RPMs
Fedora is considering dropping delta RPM support.
Flathub Plans to Evolve as the Universal Linux App Store
Flathub is gearing up for changes and improvements across the board. Here's what you need to know about it.
Google Chrome's New Memory Saving Mode is Now Available for Linux
Google Chrome's new feature has landed on Linux with the latest update.
Snapped! Ubuntu Cracks Down on Default Flatpak Support for its Flavors
Ubuntu flavors will no longer include Flatpak support out-of-the-box. Why is that? Let's find out.
Linus Torvalds Reacts to Poorly-Executed Pull Requests for Linux 6.3
You do not want to see the furious-side of Linus Torvalds. Do you?
Musk Says Twitter Algorithm to Go Open-Source Next Week
Would you take Elon's word for it? So, Twitter's algorithm goes open-source sooner than you would expect?
Raspberry Pi Debug Probe is a $12 Kit for Debuggers
A new super affordable handy kit by Raspberry Pi foundation. What do you think?
Fish Shell to Ditch C++ for a Rust Port; Plans to be Available for Servers
Fish shell plans make the transition to Rust to improve things and make it available for servers.
DreamWorks' Renderer Used for 'Puss in Boots' is Going Open-Source Very Soon
DreamWork animation company is making its in-house renderer open-source very soon!
